The government’s “planned investigation” into the Queen’s death plan leaked

How the government can commemorate the national plan Queen It was leaked after she died.

On Friday, the Politico website announced the detailed arrangements codenamed London Bridge-covering everything from the lowering of the flag to the Prince of Wales’ speech.

It also released information about Charles’ enthronement plan’s Spring Tide operation.

It includes extraordinary details in a confidential memo, which shows that people fear that London may become “full of seats” for the first time as millions of people flock to the capital to pay their respects.

The Daily Telegraph quoted a senior government source as saying, Cabinet Office An investigation into the leak has begun.

“If it turns out that it is an old version that is widely circulated and does not contain the most sensitive material, it may not go further than this-but if it is a more complete version, it will only be distributed to, for example, 10 people, Then the Cabinet Office will launch a formal investigation,” the source said.

But according to the “Mirror” report, court officials were angry at leaking sensitive and extremely private information.

A royal source told paper: “It is deeply disturbing that such private information is not only very personal to the queen, but also has a wide range of security risks.”

According to the plan of the following hours Queen’S death will occur “call cascade” to notify Prime Minister, Cabinet secretaries and some of the most senior ministers and officials.

Officials call this day “D-Day” and plan to hold a series of activities every next day until “D-Day+10”, when the Queen’s state funeral will be Westminster Abbey.